Counties renew rivalry in Munster final

Kerry and Limerick renew rivalries today in the Bank of Ireland Munster football final at the Gaelic Grounds in a repeat of last year's decider, with the Shannonsiders bidding to avenge their defeat.

Sun, 11 Jul, 2004 - 11:21

Kerry and Limerick renew rivalries today in the Bank of Ireland Munster football final at the Gaelic Grounds in a repeat of last year's decider, with the Shannonsiders bidding to avenge their defeat.

Kerry won well last year, and Limerick manager (and Kerry native) Liam Kearns feels his side must win today to have made any headway on last season.

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CourtsGaaBank of Ireland FootballPlace: Gaelic GroundsPerson: Liam KearnsPerson: Seamus MoynihanPerson: Jack O'ConnorPerson: GlenfleskPerson: Marc Ó SéPerson: MoynihanPerson: Ó SéPerson: O'ConnorPerson: Dara Ó CinnéidePerson: Paul GalvinPerson: Declan O'SullivanPerson: Eoin BrosnanPerson: GalvinPerson: Jason StokesPerson: John QuanePerson: Johnny MurphyPerson: MichaelPerson: DamienPerson: Steven LavinPerson: Stephen KellyPerson: Mike O'BrienPerson: Seamus O'DonnellPerson: S O’DonnellPerson: M O’RiordanPerson: J McCarthyPerson: C MullanePerson: S LuceyPerson: S LavinPerson: J QuanePerson: J GalvinPerson: S KellyPerson: M GavinPerson: J StokesPerson: C FitzgeraldPerson: O KeatingPerson: M O'BrienPerson: KerryPerson: D MurphyPerson: T O'SullivanPerson: A O'MahonyPerson: T Ó SéPerson: E FitzmauricePerson: M Ó SéPerson: D Ó SéPerson: W KirbyPerson: L HassettPerson: E BrosnanPerson: P GalvinPerson: C CooperPerson: CinneideEvent: Bank of Ireland MunsterOrganisation: KerryOrganisation: LimerickOrganisation: ShannonsidersOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: WaterfordOrganisation: SF
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